News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-10-20
JOHN SON,

NJ. o. Heath, of Sparta. Michigan, il
here, calling on old friends.
Walter Bradley is clerking for Buck
| Brothers, taking viii Davis place.
The Old Brigade Post was pleasantly
entertained at the home of Albert Davis
a week ago last Saturday.
Ward Amsden, of Portsmouth, N. FL.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. C.
Stearns the past week.
Fred Holmes and wife have commenced
housekeeping in part of Mrs. Moses
Smiths house.
In honor of the expected arrival of the
Peak Sisters" all places of business
will close at O'Clock Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Perry has returned home
having spent the past two months with
friends in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Campbell, of Manchester, n. H..
accompanied by a daughter-in-law. is
here on visit to her son, Prof. Camp
bell.
The choice of seats for the lecture
course will be sold at auction in Normal
Hall Saturday evening, Oct. D, at 7.3O
O'Clock.
Milo Stearns and wife, of Lebanon, n.
H., are visiting their uncle, o. w.
Stearns, and cousins, 2. C.. and G.. FL.
Stearns.
Mrs. Mary Cowles now occupies the
Parmalee house, and Ed. Recor has the
tenement which she vacated in the Allen
house.
The harvest concert at the Methodist
church was very interesting, and the
house was tastefully trimmed with au-
tumu leaves, grains. pumpkins, etc.
The delegates from the Congregational
Sabbath school to the State Sunday
School Convention held at West Ran
dolph this week are Supt. b. L. Austin
and DR.. Joel Allen; those from the Bap-
fist school, j. A. Andrews and Kate Col
Inns.
A missionary meeting will be held iu
the Baptist church Tuesday, the 25th.
First session at 10 a. m. Mrs. Reynolds,
the corresponding secretary for the New
England branch of home missions, will
be present. Other ladies of note are eX-
pected. Every one is cordially invited.
The Clay Co., Kansas, Republican con-
vention last week had a stormy session,
lasting nearly half day, in balloting for
Sheriff. the successful nominee having
one majority. Then every vote, 100. was
given for George Fullington for County
Treasurer, the best Office in the county.
So tally one more for our Cambridge
born and raised johnson people from the
district down the river.
Remember the War Concert at Nor
NAL Hall Friday evening. All the older
people who sang those songs in their
youth will want to hear them again, and
the younger ones will want to hear the
songs the soldiers sang. The far-faned
Peak Sisters" will appear in unique and
gorgeous costumes and favor the audi
ence with classical music. Come and
hear and see for yourself. Admission
% cents; children Is cents.
The reunion of Co. E, 18th Vt. regi-
ment at George Writings, although not
largely attended as hoped, was pleas
ant and memorable occasion. Comrades
met, war memories were reviewed, stO-
ries told and tee bountiful supper provid-
ed by Mrs. Whiting thoroughly enjoyed.
Before separating permanent organic
alton was formed with b. F. Fullington,
President; NJ. j. Leach. of Wolcott. Sec.
and 5. A. Andrews, Treas. The Presi-
dent was instructed to call a meeting of
the company next summer.
1t is expected that the course of lee
lures will be as announced last week.
All nave oceh eusaSeu anu Tile udtes vi
three fixed. The Harvard Quartette for
October 2S; Col. Copeland on 1.-The Flu
ture of the Republic" Nov. IL; DIR.
James Hedley on The Sunny Side of
Lite" January z. The dates for Chap
lain McCabe and Hon. j. c. Wheeler are
as yet undetermined. If for any reason
convenient dates cannot be secured for
these, other lecturers equally good will
be engaged.